Postoperative bleeding caused by aspirin

Effect of antiplatelet therapy on minor dental procedures

“…[ 1 ] In dentistry, bleeding complications from extractions and gingival surgery have been documented in earlier case reports of patients on aspirin. [ 8 9 10 ] However, it is unclear if these bleeding episodes were associated directly with aspirin use or other factors. Madan et al .…”

Effect of antiplatelet therapy on minor dental procedures

“…[ 1 ] In dentistry, bleeding complications from extractions and gingival surgery have been documented in earlier case reports of patients on aspirin. [ 8 9 10 ] However, it is unclear if these bleeding episodes were associated directly with aspirin use or other factors. Madan et al .…”

Clinical evaluation of role of dual antiplatelet therapy on bleeding after dental extraction

“…[ 7 ] and Mc Gaul et al . [ 11 ] have documented that there is increased postoperative bleeding after dental extraction and recommended to discontinue aspirin. Many authors recommended stopping aspirin 7 days preoperatively.…”

“…McGaul[ 11 ] and Daniel et al . [ 12 ] stated that continuing aspirin caused postoperative bleeding and advised discontinuation for 7–10 days before surgical procedures.…”

Therapy with acetylsalicylic acid does not interfere with oral surgery

“…Similarly, Lemkin SR et al, presented a case report of a patient who required transfusion of platelets to achieve correct hemostasis [23]. Other authors have noted similar cases of hemostatic complications after oral surgery [24]. However, it should be emphasized that these case reports did not apply to patients with ischemic heart disease using lowdose ASA i.e.…”

Effect of antiplatelet therapy on minor dental procedures

“…[ 1 ] In dentistry, bleeding complications from extractions and gingival surgery have been documented in earlier case reports of patients on aspirin. [ 8 9 10 ] However, it is unclear if these bleeding episodes were associated directly with aspirin use or other factors. Madan et al .…”

Clinical evaluation of role of dual antiplatelet therapy on bleeding after dental extraction

“…[ 7 ] and Mc Gaul et al . [ 11 ] have documented that there is increased postoperative bleeding after dental extraction and recommended to discontinue aspirin. Many authors recommended stopping aspirin 7 days preoperatively.…”

“…McGaul[ 11 ] and Daniel et al . [ 12 ] stated that continuing aspirin caused postoperative bleeding and advised discontinuation for 7–10 days before surgical procedures.…”

Therapy with acetylsalicylic acid does not interfere with oral surgery

“…Similarly, Lemkin SR et al, presented a case report of a patient who required transfusion of platelets to achieve correct hemostasis [23]. Other authors have noted similar cases of hemostatic complications after oral surgery [24]. However, it should be emphasized that these case reports did not apply to patients with ischemic heart disease using lowdose ASA i.e.…”

Effect of antiplatelet therapy on minor dental procedures

“…[ 1 ] In dentistry, bleeding complications from extractions and gingival surgery have been documented in earlier case reports of patients on aspirin. [ 8 9 10 ] However, it is unclear if these bleeding episodes were associated directly with aspirin use or other factors. Madan et al .…”

Clinical evaluation of role of dual antiplatelet therapy on bleeding after dental extraction

“…[ 7 ] and Mc Gaul et al . [ 11 ] have documented that there is increased postoperative bleeding after dental extraction and recommended to discontinue aspirin. Many authors recommended stopping aspirin 7 days preoperatively.…”

“…McGaul[ 11 ] and Daniel et al . [ 12 ] stated that continuing aspirin caused postoperative bleeding and advised discontinuation for 7–10 days before surgical procedures.…”

Therapy with acetylsalicylic acid does not interfere with oral surgery

“…Similarly, Lemkin SR et al, presented a case report of a patient who required transfusion of platelets to achieve correct hemostasis [23]. Other authors have noted similar cases of hemostatic complications after oral surgery [24]. However, it should be emphasized that these case reports did not apply to patients with ischemic heart disease using lowdose ASA i.e.…”